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Happy #Friday! So many gorgeous #bookstagrams these past few weeks. Thank yous to:

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Thanks to the lovely @anotherbooktoread for tagging me to do the #lastnownextreads tag! My posting-on-BG mojo has been MIA so this was a fun reason to get back into it
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📚 Since I’m doing the #deweyapril @deweysreadathon this weekend, this will be the #readathon version! We’re in hour 18/24 so hopefully this counts for the ‘Colourful’ #readathonhourlyphoto prompt too!
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So far I’ve read for about 2-3 hours thereabouts, which I’m stoked about. Though tbh I would’ve been happy to clock even an hour 🙊
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📖 LAST // I’ve finished Omar Sakr’s poetry collection The Lost Arabs - it left an imprint on my heart .
📖 NOW // #currentlyreading The Glass Hotel. I’m 70% in and this is more of my ‘settled in for the evening’ book so I’m hoping to get to it tonight, maybe even finish it if I’m lucky! 🤞🏼 .
📖 NEXT // thinking of starting this short story collection by Witi Ihimaera next. Don’t think I’ll have finished it before the readathon ends but it will be nice to dip in and out of and maybe read aloud to baby lol - miss having a collection of shorter works to read on the side!
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If you’re doing the readathon, how’s it going so far? I’ve tagged a few friends to feature their #lastnownextreads if they feel like, some who are doing the readathon too. If you’d like to share yours, consider yourself tagged! 😄
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When @johnisreading and @bookieecookiee both tagged me in the #oneauthorbookstack, I was scratching my head of which author to feature. I don’t have big collections of a single author as I prefer to read widely and not stick to a select list of authors. ⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Beyond obvious choices like the Harry Potter series and whatnot, I chose Khaled Hosseini @khosseini as the author to feature. I’ve read all his books years ago, but these were the works that first introduced me to a literary canon outside the Western canon while still in college and were books I picked up on my own (books covered during my world literature classes don’t count here!) ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Some may paint his works as grief-manipulators, but these were works that helped me empathise with people dealing with political instability or ethnic conflicts. Maybe it’s why I’m still drawn to stories of conflict and the human spirit. (Or maybe I just like depressing narratives, who knows?) ⠀⠀
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(Not pictured here is his children’s graphic book the Sea Prayer - which I finished in one sitting while standing around in a book store) ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Tagging a few friends to share their stories! Which author is a must-buy for you? And why?
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